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HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) – Class 3 Recap: HTML Special Characters (ex: ©). Including Images – using the tag. Lists – Ordered and Unordered lists. Hyperlinks – to external sources and within a document. Links to emails ?? Tables
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Links to Emails Links to an email: Ex: Mail Me! If you want to specify a subject name: Ex: Mail Me!
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A simple table ITBIS211 ITBIS311 ITBIS499 90 students 60 students 55 students ITBIS211ITBIS311ITBIS499 90 students60 students55 students
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Table attributes Use the border attribute to have a boarder around your table. Ex: : invisible table Use the cellpadding attribute to increase the spacing within cells. Ex: Use the align attribute to control the alignment of the table in the page
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Cont. attributes Use the width and height attributes to indicate the final width and height values in a table. The values used can be either in pixels or percentage (of the total visible area). Ex: Use background or bgcolor to change the table (or cell ) background image color.
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Tables: Merging Cells To merge cells, we use the table data attributes colspan and rowspan along with a value. colspan = 2 : two table data (columns) in a specific row are going to be merged. Ex: Cancelled rowspan = 3 : three rows will be merged. Ex: three rows are used
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Merging Cells: Example ITBIS211 ITBIS311 ITBIS499 90 students Cancelled ITBIS211ITBIS311ITBIS499 90 studentsCancelled
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Frames A framed page is a page split into 2 or more sections, each containing its own html document. A frameset tag is needed to define frames. Ex: A frameset tag is defined after the head tag – no need for a body.
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Cont. Frames Use the rows or cols attributes to divide the page. The values are either in pixel or percentage To open a link in a another page, use the target attribute in the anchor tag. Ex: UoB You can also use the _new and _self targets
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Forms The forms material will be distributed in another handout.
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Div and Span
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